From Food Creations to Handmade Jewelry: Wesleyan Kids Prep for Artist Market 2025

In this episode of Peachtree Corners Life, host Rico Figliolini spotlights three remarkable student artists featured in this year’s Wesleyan Artist Market. Eighth graders Kimberly Wang and Nika Jensen, along with sixth grader Carter Jensen, share their creative journeys—ranging from edible art like fruit jellies and peppermint bark to handmade jewelry and custom-designed bags.

Kimberly talks about her love for food art and balancing sweetness with fruity freshness, while Nika and Carter discuss building a jewelry business that also gives back—donating proceeds to families in the Philippines. This isn’t just an artist market; it’s a showcase of purpose-driven, globally inspired young talent. The event runs April 25–26 at Wesleyan School and is open to the public.

✅ Podcast Takeaways:

• Kimberly Wang creates handmade edible treats, balancing flavor and freshness for the show.
  
  
• Nika and Carter Jensen co-run a jewelry and fashion accessory business, inspired by global travel and cultural experiences.
  
  
• Nika donates part of her proceeds to support families in the Philippines.
  
  
• All three students are deeply involved in extracurriculars—from musicals and marching band to math club and academic bowl.
  
  
• The Wesleyan Artist Market features 24 student artists and over 70 professionals—open to the public April 25–26.